Raymond Weil Watches Reviews

I bought a Tradition Retrograde 8 days ago. My eyes were caught by this all stainless steel watch the moment I saw it in my dealers display. Enough to bring my wife along for her opinnion and despite I did not need a new watch. I bought it for its design and Weil's reputation not the least being one of the few still familly owned Swiss watch ...  Read the complete review

Got one for my 30th birthday (12 years ago). Since then I've worn it every day. I've had to replace the battery once - that's it. Just as importantly, I need to adjust for time no more than yearly. Only wish I didn't have to keep the date manually, otherwise the perfect timepiece.

Bought my Raymond Weil Parsifal in 1999. I've had no problems until May 2007. But then it started... The watch suddenly stopped on my wrist. Brought it to the dealer, who send it in for a service. Got it back, returned it, got it back, returned it and lately got it back just before Christmas after approx. 10 weeks in repair. Was happy...for a few ...  Read the complete review

My husband bought me Raymond Weil watch for my 35th birthday 2 and a half years ago. Still with orginal battery and no problem with it at all. It look elegant and trendy at the same time. My watch is Tango, silver finish, a gent version, rectangular shape and sits loosely on by skinny wrist. I think the gent version looks more fashionable. I ...  Read the complete review

I was given a Raymond Weil Parsifal in June 2006 as a 50th birthday gift. Since then nothing but trouble. The first watch (an automatic movement) kept on stopping even whilst being worn. The jeweller that I bought it from suggested that I wasn't moving enough to keep it wound-up. (Winding me up in the process) They nevertheless sent it back to ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Raymond Weil watch a few days ago and I am very pleased with my purchase. Weil is a swiss watchmaker who have been producing items since 1975, he was made redundant at fifty years old and mortgaged his home, borrowed money to establish his own company There's a pretty big choice-,The available styles are ...  Read the complete review

Normally the only buy one get one free offers you see are for frozen pizza in your local supermarket, so when I spotted the same offer for Raymond Weil watches in the jewellers Ernest Jones a couple of years ago in the Christmas sales, I just had to snap up the bargain. Raymond Weil (pronounced vale) watches are Swiss made and around the ...  Read the complete review

I bought a W1 at duty free at Heathrow Airport in July 1998, and have been exceedingly pleased with it. What attracted me to the W1 originally was its lightweight construction, its looks and the fact that it looked very smart. The Rubber coated strap wore well, and needed wearing for two years before I had to replace it. The watch has been in the ...  Read the complete review

With a 100-lap memory and no less than six timer modes, this titanium-shielded, blue-backlit timepiece is about as far from a traditional watch as it's possible to get. You'd expect it to be utterly bewildering to use, though amazingly it's a pretty simple affair. One of the first tests we perform when we get a new watch in to ...  Read the complete review

For my twenty first birthday (quite a long time ago now) my parents bought me a Raymond Weil watch, although it was expensive it is a fantastic watch, it is water resistant and a really nice looking watch, I have now had it for nearly ten years, it has only been serviced once, and I have only had to have one new battery, since it was bought for ...  Read the complete review